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Skills
Best Practicesunmatched
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Clinical Supportunmatched
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Detail Orientedunmatched
Document Imagingunmatched
Electronic Medical Recordsunmatched
Embedded Systemsunmatched
Interpersonal Skillsunmatched
Medical Office Administrationunmatched
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Orthopedic Surgeryunmatched
Orthopedicsunmatched
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Patient Educationunmatched
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Description
Radiation Technician – Orthopaedic Spine Surgery Practice (Part-Time/PRN) No nights, weekends or holidays
Pay negotiable based on experience
Position Summary Spine Institute of the Carolinas is seeking a Part-Time/PRN Radiation Technician to perform high‑quality diagnostic X‑rays for clinic patients in a fast‑paced, patient‑centered environment. The ideal candidate brings strong technical skill, excellent communication, and a compassionate approach to patient care.
Key Responsibilities
Perform Patient X‑rays — Capture high‑quality diagnostic images for orthopaedic and spine evaluations.
Maintain Radiation Safety — Follow all safety protocols to protect patients, staff, and yourself.
Support Clinical Workflow — Assist providers by preparing imaging rooms, positioning patients, and ensuring efficient patient flow.
Document and Manage Imaging — Accurately label, upload, and maintain imaging records in the EMR.
Provide Patient Education — Communicate clearly and compassionately with patients about procedures.
Collaborate with Clinical Team — Work closely with surgeons, PAs, nurses, and medical assistants to support patient care.
Uphold Quality Standards — Ensure imaging accuracy and consistency for diagnostic and surgical planning.
Participate in Professional Development — Engage in ongoing training and continuing education.
Required Qualifications
Valid Radiation Therapy Technologist certification or equivalent state license.
Associate’s degree in Radiation Therapy or a related field.
Experience in a clinical setting preferred; but not required.
Strong attention to detail and accuracy in imaging.
Excellent patient communication and interpersonal skills.
Ability to work effectively in a fast‑paced orthopaedic environment.
Knowledge of radiation safety protocols and best practices.
Compassionate demeanor with a commitment to patient care.
Willingness to participate in ongoing professional development.
Work Environment
This role is embedded in a busy orthopaedic spine clinic, supporting surgeons and advanced practice providers. You’ll be part of a collaborative team that values precision, efficiency, and exceptional patient experience.